What This Superpower Draw Does
Talk about which superpower you would want and the same three answers come up every time. Pick a family, set a count, press the button, and this tool assigns powers at random. Twenty-five of them are split across five families — body, mind, elemental, time and space, and everyday — and you can draw up to three at once.
Reading Grades And Drawbacks
Every power comes with a grade. Grades are rolled separately each time at 10 percent for S, 25 percent for A, 35 percent for B and 30 percent for C, independent of which power you drew. Leave the drawback option checked and the power's fixed drawback appears with it; uncheck it and the drawback line disappears from the result entirely. When you draw several, they come from a shuffled list, so no power repeats.
Ways To Use It
Go around the table, have everyone draw once, and introduce themselves through the power they got — it breaks the ice fast. For fiction or a game character, taking a power and a drawback as a pair gives you a more rounded setup in one step. Every power and drawback here is invented for fun and says nothing about anyone's real abilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is rolled separately every time at 10 percent for S, 25 percent for A, 35 percent for B and 30 percent for C. Grades are not fixed per power.
No. Multiple powers come from a shuffled list, so they cannot repeat within one draw. Pressing the button again starts a fresh draw.
Uncheck the drawback option and that line disappears from the result. Rerolling only the drawback is not supported.